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Spring 2026

30 Apr – 2 May

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

Music and lyrics by William Finn, book by Rachel Sheinkin. Directed by Graham Hubbard.

26 – 28 Mar

Women of Troy

By Euripides, translated and adapted by Don Taylor. Directed by Deborah Yhip.

26 – 28 Feb

Conversations After a Burial

By Yasmina Reza, translated by Christoper Hampton. Directed by Elizabeth Laurence.

Autumn 2025

11 – 13 Dec

Season's Greetings

By Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by Rebecca Gadsby.

6 – 8 Nov

Arcadia

By Tom Stoppard. Directed by Maria Estevez-Serrano.

2 – 4 Oct

Henry V

By William Shakespeare. Directed by Emily Raymond.

Spring 2025

1 – 3 May

Hedda Gabler

By Henrik Ibsen, version by Patrick Marber. Directed by Seán Aydon.

3 – 5 Apr

Love and Information

By Caryl Churchill. Directed by Nickie Miles-Wildin.

6 – 8 Mar

As You Like It

By William Shakespeare. Directed by Emily Raymond.

Autumn 2024

5 – 7 Dec

A Christmas Carol

By Charles Dickens, Adapted by Adam Zane. Directed by Adam Zane.

7 – 9 Nov

A Respectable Wedding

By Bertolt Brecht, Translation by Rory Bremner. Directed by Deborah Yhip.

10 – 12 Oct

pool (no water)

By Mark Ravenhill. Directed by John Deeney.

Spring 2024

25 – 27 Apr

The Laramie Project

By Moisés Kaufman,
and the Members of Tectonic Theater Project. Directed by Adam Zane.

41 Photos

7 – 9 Mar

Twelfth Night

By William Shakespeare. Directed by Kate Coogan.

32 Photos

8 – 10 Feb

Mr Wroe's Virgins

By Jane Rogers. Directed by Seb Harcombe.

42 Photos

Autumn 2023

30 Nov – 2 Dec

Mr. Burns (A Post Electric Play)

By Anne Washburn. Directed by Seán Aydon.

31 Photos

9 – 11 Nov

Light Falls

By Simon Stephens. Directed by Bryony Shanahan.

36 Photos

12 – 14 Oct

An Octoroon

By Branden Jacob-Jenkins. Directed by Deborah Yhip.

30 Photos

Spring 2023

20 – 22 Apr

Jekyll and Hyde

By Evan Placey, from an original work by Robert Louis Stevenson. Directed by Nickie Miles-Wildin.

30 Mar – 1 Apr

Intimate Apparel

By Lynn Nottage. Directed by Carla Henry.

2 – 4 Feb

Husbands and Sons

By D H Lawrence, Adapted by Ben Power. Directed by Seán Aydon.

Autumn 2022

24 – 26 Nov

Oppenheimer

By Tom Morton-Smith. Directed by James Nickerson.

3 – 5 Nov

Mary Stuart

By Friedrich Schiller, Version by David Harrower. Directed by David Salter.

19 Photos

13 – 15 Oct

Emilia

By Morgan Lloyd Malcolm. Directed by Kate Colgrave Pope.

Summer 2022

26 – 28 May

The Accrington Pals

By Peter Whelan. Directed by Kate Colgrave Pope.

5 – 7 May

All About My Mother

By Pedro Almodóvar, Version by Samuel Adamson. Directed by Seb Harcombe.

7 – 9 Apr

The Gut Girls

By Sarah Daniels. Directed by Jonathan Woolf.

Spring 2022

24 – 26 Feb

The Welkin

By Lucy Kirkwood. Directed by Fiona Buffini.

3 – 5 Feb

Mother Courage

By Bertolt Brecht, in a version by David Hare. Directed by Chris White.

21 Photos

26 – 30 Jan

Linda

By Penelope Skinner. Directed by David Salter.

14 Photos

12 – 15 Jan

Against

By Christopher Shinn. Directed by Mary Papadima.

21 Photos

Autumn 2021

8 – 11 Dec

The Sweet Science of Bruising

By Joy Wilkinson. Directed by James Nickerson.

18 Photos

Summer 2021

8 – 11 Sep

On the Shore of the Wide World

By Simon Stephens. Directed by Alastair Knights.

13 Photos

18 – 21 Aug

Incognito

By Nick Payne. Directed by Yusra Warsama.

28 – 31 Jul

Vinegar Tom

By Caryl Churchill. Directed by Mary Papadima.

9 – 12 Jun

Babies

By Jonathan Harvey. Directed by Joe Gilmour-Rees.

12 – 15 May

Sinners

Directed by Simon Trinder.

Autumn 2020

18 – 21 Dec

Image of an Unknown Young Woman

By Elinor Cook. Directed by James Nickerson.

9 – 12 Dec

Road

By Jim Cartwright. Directed by Mina Anwar.

18 – 21 Nov

The Secret Rapture

By David Hare. Directed by David Salter.

Spring 2020

27 – 29 Feb

Coram Boy

By Jamila Gavin, Adapted by Helen Edmundson. Directed by Stefan Escreet.

6 – 8 Feb

The Beau Defeated

By Mary Pix. Directed by Fiona Buffini.

Autumn 2019

21 – 23 Nov

The Duchess of Malfi

By John Webster. Directed by David Salter.

15 Photos

7 – 9 Nov

We Happy Few

By Imogen Stubbs. Directed by Christopher Hunter.

10 – 12 Oct

Attempts On Her Life

By Martin Crimp. Directed by Seb Harcombe.

Summer 2019

30 May – 1 Jun

Nell Gwynn

By Jessica Swale. Directed by Mary Papadima.

16 – 18 May

Luminosity

By Nick Stafford. Directed by Roy Alexander Weise.

2 – 4 May

How the Vote Was Won

By Sam Holcroft, Cicely Hamilton and Chris St John, Lucy Kirkwood and Inez Bensusan. Directed by Pat Trueman.

Spring 2019

28 Feb – 2 Mar

Our Friends in the North

By Peter Flannery. Directed by Kate Coogan.

7 – 9 Feb

The Taming of the Shrew

By William Shakespeare. Directed by Chris Honer.

Autumn 2018

22 – 24 Nov

The Illusion

By Pierre Corneille, Freely adapted by Tony Kushner. Directed by Seb Harcombe.

8 – 10 Nov

The Last Days of Judas Iscariot

By Stephen Adly Guirgis. Directed by Jonathan Martin.

11 – 13 Oct

Arcadia

By Tom Stoppard. Directed by David Salter.

Summer 2018

31 May – 2 Jun

Barnbow Canaries

By Alice Nutter. Directed by Joyce Branagh.

10 – 12 May

The Break of Day

By Timberlake Wertenbaker. Directed by Alex Thorpe.

19 – 21 Apr

Flare Path

By Terence Rattigan. Directed by Pat Trueman.

Spring 2018

1 – 3 Mar

A Waste of Time

By Robert David MacDonald. Directed by Seb Harcombe.

8 – 10 Feb

The Man of Mode

By George Etherege. Directed by Chris Honer.

Autumn 2017

30 Nov – 2 Dec

Twelfth Night

By William Shakespeare. Directed by David Salter.

16 – 18 Nov

Picnic

By William Inge. Directed by Stefan Escreet.

27 Oct – 4 Nov

The Suicide

By Nikolai Erdman, Translated by Peter Tegel. Directed by David Shirley.

Summer 2017

1 – 3 Jun

Blithe Spirit

By Noël Coward. Directed by Chris Hayes.

11 – 13 May

Cloudstreet

By Nick Enright and Justin Monjo. Directed by Pat Trueman.

27 – 29 Apr

Earthquakes in London

By Mike Bartlett. Directed by Seb Harcombe.

Spring 2017

2 – 4 Mar

Lorca - Double Bill

By Federico Garcia Lorca, Translated by Gwynne Edwards. Directed by Alan Dunnett.

9 – 11 Feb

David Copperfield

By Charles Dickens, Adapted for the Stage by Alastair Cording. Directed by Chris Honer.

Autumn 2016

1 – 3 Dec

Dolly West's Kitchen

By Frank McGuinness. Directed by David Salter.

10 – 12 Nov

Behind the Scenes at the Museum

By Bryony Lavery. Directed by Stefan Escreet.

20 – 22 Oct

The Blue Room

By David Hare. Directed by David Shirley.

Summer 2016

2 – 4 Jun

The Art of Success

By Nick Dear. Directed by David Shirley.

12 – 14 May

Paradise Dreams

By Tennessee Williams. Directed by Pat Trueman.

21 – 23 Apr

Caresses

By Sergi Belbel. Directed by Richard Beecham.

Spring 2016

18 – 20 Feb

Welcome to Thebes

By Moira Buffini. Directed by Chris Honer.

4 – 6 Feb

The Country Wife

By William Wycherley. Directed by Lawrence Evans.

Autumn 2015

3 – 5 Dec

13

By Mike Bartlett. Directed by Chris Hayes.

5 – 7 Nov

Unity (1918)

By Kevin Kerr. Directed by Stefan Escreet.

22 – 24 Oct

Brutopia

By Howard Barker. Directed by David Salter.

Summer 2015

3 – 6 Jun

Playhouse Creatures

By April De Angelis. Directed by David Shirley.

24 Photos

14 – 16 May

Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hour Glass

By Bruno Schulz, Adapted by Helena Kaut-Howson. Directed by Helena Kaut-Howson.

22 – 25 Apr

Blue Stockings

By Jessica Swale. Directed by Pat Trueman.

Spring 2015

25 – 28 Feb

Women of Troy

By Euripides, a version by Don Taylor. Directed by Chris Honer.

1 Photo

4 – 7 Feb

Red Noses

By Peter Barnes. Directed by Stefan Escreet.

1 Photo

Autumn 2014

3 – 6 Dec

Dancing at Lughnasa

By Brian Friel. Directed by David Salter.

20 Photos

5 – 8 Nov

The Long Road / Five Kinds of Silence

By Shelagh Stephenson. Directed by Chris Hayes.

18 Photos

15 – 18 Oct

Brezhnev's Children

By Olwen Wymark. Directed by David O'Shea.

21 Photos

Spring 2014

19 – 22 Mar

A Midsummer Night's Dream

By William Shakespeare. Directed by Helen Strange.

26 Feb – 1 Mar

Time and the Room

By Botho Strauss, Translated by Jeremy Sams. Directed by Gabriel Gawin.

5 – 8 Feb

Top Girls

By Caryl Churchill. Directed by David Shirley.

Autumn 2013

27 – 30 Nov

The Lower Depths

By Maxim Gorky, Translated by Kitty Hunter-Blair and Jeremy Brooks. Directed by Madeleine Potter.

6 – 9 Nov

Kindertransport

By Diane Samuels (Nick Hern Books). Directed by Chris Hayes.

16 – 19 Oct

The Cherry Orchard

By Anton Chekhov. Directed by David Salter.

Summer 2013

5 – 8 Jun

A Bright Room Called Day

By Tony Kushner. Directed by Seb Harcombe.

15 – 18 May

Brontë

By Polly Teale. Directed by Gabriel Gawin.

24 – 27 Apr

Our Country's Good

By Timberlake Wertenbaker. Directed by Chris Honer.

Spring 2013

20 – 23 Feb

Tonight at 7.30 (originally Tonight at 8.30)

By Noel Coward. Directed by Chris Hayes.

30 Jan – 2 Feb

Vinegar Tom

By Caryl Churchill. Directed by Mark Babych.

Autumn 2012

21 – 24 Nov

The House of Bernarda Alba

By Federico Garcia Lorca. Directed by Fiona Buffini.

31 Oct – 3 Nov

Ivanov

By Anton Chekhov, Adapted by David Hare. Directed by David Salter.

10 – 13 Oct

The Libertine

By Stephen Jeffreys. Directed by David Shirley.

7 Photos

Summer 2012

6 – 9 Jun

Twelfth Night

By William Shakespeare. Directed by Fiona Buffini.

16 – 19 May

Player's Angels

By Amanda Whittington. Directed by Joyce Branagh.

25 – 28 Apr

Punk Rock

By Simon Stephens. Directed by Chris Honer.

3 Photos

Spring 2012

22 – 25 Feb

Fear and Misery of the Third Reich

By Bertolt Brecht, Translated by John Willett. Directed by Stefan Escreet.

1 Photo

1 – 4 Feb

Road

By Jim Cartwright. Directed by Mark Babych.

1 Photo

Autumn 2011

23 – 26 Nov

Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Adaptation by Christopher Bond. Directed by Chris Hayes.

2 – 5 Nov

Pains of Youth

By Ferdinand Bruckner, in a version by Martin Crimp. Translated by Daphne Moore. Directed by David Salter.

12 – 15 Oct

Angels in America - Part One : Millennium Approaches

By Tony Kushner. Directed by David Shirley.

Summer 2011

8 – 11 Jun

Hindle Wakes

By Stanley Houghton. Directed by Joyce Branagh.

25 – 28 May

Comic Potential

By Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by David Shirley.

4 – 7 May

Stags and Hens

By Willy Russell. Directed by Mark Babych.

Spring 2011

2 – 5 Mar

Great Expectations

By Charles Dickens, Adapted by Nick Ormerod and Declan Donnellan. Directed by Sarah Davey-Hull.

9 – 12 Feb

Pornography

By Simon Stephens. Directed by Gabriel Gawin.

Autumn 2010

1 – 4 Dec

Time and the Conways

By J.B. Priestley. Directed by David Salter.

25 Photos

10 – 13 Nov

Serious Money

By Caryl Churchill. Directed by Chris Hayes.

19 Photos

20 – 23 Oct

Les Liaisons Dangereuses

By Christopher Hampton. Directed by Fiona Buffini.

Summer 2010

2 – 5 Jun

Albert / Erpingham Camp

By Richard Harris / Joe Orton. Directed by Chris Hayes.

19 – 22 May

On The Razzle

By Tom Stoppard. Directed by Andy Farrell.

28 Apr – 1 May

Amadeus

By Peter Shaffer. Directed by David Shirley.

22 Photos

Spring 2010

24 – 27 Feb

Three Sisters

By Anton Chekhov, Translated by Michael Frayn. Directed by David Salter.

14 Photos

3 – 6 Feb

Caucasian Chalk Circle

By Bertolt Brecht, Translated by James and Tania Stern, with W.H. Auden. Directed by Chris Honer.

20 Photos

Autumn 2009

9 – 12 Dec

Women Beware Women

By Thomas Middleton. Directed by Deborah Paige.

27 Photos

18 – 21 Nov

The Misanthrope

By Martin Crimp. Directed by Mark Babych.

28 Photos

4 – 7 Nov

Dying For It

By Moira Buffini. Directed by Caroline Clegg.

19 Photos

Summer 2009

3 – 6 Jun

Gut Girls

By Sarah Daniels. Directed by Teddy Kiendl.

20 – 23 May

Cloud Nine

By Caryl Churchill. Directed by Gabriel Gawin.

6 – 9 May

Mary Stuart

By Friedrich Schiller, Adapted by by David Harrower. Directed by David Shirley.

2 Photos

Spring 2009

4 – 7 Mar

The Wedding Party

By Judith Herzberg. Directed by Joyce Branagh.

11 – 14 Feb

Hard Times

By Charles Dickens, Adapted by Stephen Jeffreys. Directed by Andy Farrell.

Autumn 2008

10 – 13 Dec

Harvest

By Richard Bean. Directed by David Salter.

19 Photos

19 – 22 Nov

Terrorism

By Oleg and Vladimir Presnyakov, translated by Sasha Dugdale. Directed by Debbie Seymour.

29 Oct – 1 Nov

The House of Blue Leaves

By John Guare. Directed by Jacqui Somerville.

8 – 11 Oct

Little Eyolf

By Henrik Ibsen. Directed by Chris Hayes.

Summer 2008

21 – 24 May

Innocence

By Dea Loher, Translated by David Tushingham. Directed by Helena Kaut-Howson.

5 Photos

30 Apr – 3 May

Sleep with Me

By Hanif Kureishi. Directed by Gabriel Gawin.

2 Photos

16 – 19 Apr

In Extremis - The Story of Abelard and Heloise

By Howard Brenton. Directed by Chris Honer.

Spring 2008

27 Feb – 1 Mar

Six Characters Looking for an Author

By Luigi Pirandello, updated and translated by David Harrower. Directed by Raz Shaw.

14 – 16 Feb

Blue Remembered Hills

By Dennis Potter. Directed by Christopher Hunter.

3 Photos

30 Jan – 2 Feb

Widows

By Ariel Dorfman in collaboration with Tony Kushner. Directed by Graham Watts.

Autumn 2007

12 – 15 Dec

After Mrs Rochester

By Polly Teale. Directed by Jacqui Somerville.

7 – 10 Nov

In Flame

By Charlotte Jones. Directed by Debbie Seymour.

24 – 27 Oct

The Clink

By Stephen Jeffreys. Directed by Paul Milton.

25 Photos

10 – 13 Oct

Victory

By Howard Baker. Directed by David Salter.

18 Photos

Summer 2007

13 – 16 Jun

A Dream Play

Caryl Churchill's Adaptation of Strindberg's Original Play. Directed by Paul Robinson.

23 – 26 May

Loveplay

By Moira Buffini. Directed by Jacqui Somerville.

2 – 5 May

Loot

By Joe Orton. Directed by David Shirley.

Spring 2007

7 – 10 Mar

A Month in the Country

By Brian Friel (from the original by Ivan Turgenev). Directed by Chris Honer.

31 Jan – 3 Feb

Epsom Downs

By Howard Brenton. Directed by Chris Hayes.

Autumn 2006

13 – 16 Dec

The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (Part One)

By Charles Dickens/David Edgar. Directed by Natalie Wilson.

8 – 11 Nov

Bloody Poetry

By Howard Brenton. Directed by David Salter.

25 – 28 Oct

Hard Feelings

By Doug Lucie. Directed by Sarah Punshon.

11 – 14 Oct

Break of Day

By Timberlake Wertenbaker. Directed by David Byrne.

Summer 2006

14 – 17 Jun

Touched

By Stephen Lowe. Directed by Chris Honer.

31 May – 3 Jun

The Black Box

Directed by Mark Murphy.

26 – 29 Apr

The Blue Room

By David Hare. Directed by David Fleeshman.

Spring 2006

22 – 25 Feb

The Good Person of Szechuan

By Bertolt Brecht, Adapted by Hywel Evans. Directed by Hywel Evans.

8 – 11 Feb

The Art of Success

By Nick Dear. Directed by David Shirley.

Autumn 2005

14 – 17 Dec

Fefu and Her Friends

By Maria Irene Fornes. Directed by Paul Robinson.

30 Nov – 3 Dec

The Winter's Tale

By William Shakespeare. Directed by Irina Brown.

26 – 29 Oct

Too Clever by Half

By Alexander Ostrovsky. Directed by Iain Heggie.

12 – 15 Oct

The Blacks

By Jean Genet. Directed by Juliet Ellis.

Summer 2005

15 – 18 Jun

Breezeblock Park

By Willy Russell. Directed by Kate Marlow.

1 – 4 Jun

Marvin's Room

By Scott McPherson. Directed by Roger Haines.

4 – 7 May

Spring Awakening

By Frank Wedekind. Directed by Chris Honer.

Spring 2005

9 – 12 Mar

Saved

By Edward Bond. Directed by Nick Hutchinson.

16 – 19 Feb

A Chorus of Disapproval

By Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by .

Autumn 2004

15 – 18 Dec

A House of Pomegranates

By Oscar Wilde. Directed by Andy Crook.

3 – 6 Nov

A Laughing Matter

By April de Angelis. Directed by John Gardyne.

20 – 23 Oct

You Never Can Tell

By George Bernard Shaw. Directed by David Byrne.

Summer 2004

16 – 19 Jun

The London Cuckolds

By Edward Ravenscroft, Adapted by Terry Johnson. Directed by Matthew Dunster.

19 – 22 May

The Kitchen

By Arnold Wesker. Directed by Kate Marlow.

28 Apr – 1 May

The Accrington Pals

By Peter Whelan. Directed by Chris Honer.

1 Photo

Spring 2004

24 – 27 Mar

Divine Words

By Ramón del Valle-Inclan, (translated by Maria Delgado). Directed by Andy Farrell.

1 Photo

18 – 21 Feb

Merrily We Roll Along

Music and Lyrics By Stephen Sondheim, Book by George Furth. Directed by Roger Haines.

1 Photo

4 – 7 Feb

Blood Wedding

By Federico Garcia Lorca. Directed by David Byrne.

1 Photo

Autumn 2003

17 – 20 Dec

Moll Flanders

By Daniel Defoe, Adapted by Les Smith. Directed by Romy Baskerville.

10 Photos

26 – 29 Nov

As You Desire Me

By Luigi Pirandello. Directed by Irina Brown.

10 Photos

29 Oct – 1 Nov

The Country Wife

By William Wycherley. Directed by Laurence Till.

11 Photos

15 – 18 Oct

The Man of Mode

By Sir George Etherege. Directed by Alexander Clements.

1 Photo

Summer 2003

18 – 21 Jun

Summer Folk

By Maxim Gorky. Directed by Helena Kaut-Howson.

21 – 24 May

Head-Rot Holiday

By Sarah Daniels. Directed by Andy Farrell.

7 – 10 May

Playhouse Creatures

By April de Angelis. Directed by Chris Honer.

Spring 2003

2 – 5 Apr

Tales from the Vienna Wood

By Odon von Hovarth. Directed by Matthew Smith.

26 Feb – 1 Mar

Lady Windermere's Fan

By Oscar Wilde. Directed by David Byrne.

1 Photo

12 – 15 Feb

Dancing at Lughnasa

By Brian Friel. Directed by Roger Haines.

13 Photos

Autumn 2002

18 – 21 Dec

Arabian Nights

Adapted by Dominic Cooke. Directed by Renny Krupinski.

11 Photos

6 – 9 Nov

A Midsummer Night's Dream

By William Shakespeare. Directed by Peter Lichtenfels.

21 Photos

23 – 26 Oct

The Cassilis Engagement

By St John Hankin. Directed by Alexander Clements.

13 Photos

Summer 2002

12 – 15 Jun

Habeas Corpus

By Alan Bennett. Directed by Gabriel Gawin.

3 Photos

29 May – 1 Jun

Attempts On Her Life

By Martin Crimp. Directed by Matthew Dunster.

9 Photos

1 – 4 May

Silence

By Moira Buffini. Directed by Chris Honer.

1 Photo

Spring 2002

13 – 16 Mar

The Celebration

By Thomas Vinterberg, Theatre version of the film 'Festen'. Directed by Helena Kaut-Howson.

13 – 16 Feb

The Government Inspector

By Nikolai Gogul. Directed by Martin Nestor.

1 Photo

6 – 9 Feb

Ring Around the Moon

By Jean Anouilh, Adapted by Christopher Fry. Directed by David Byrne.

1 Photo

Autumn 2001

5 – 15 Dec

Canterbury Tales

By Geoffrey Chaucer, Adapted by Phil Woods. Directed by Andy Farrell.

2 Photos

31 Oct – 3 Nov

Hamlet

By William Shakespeare. Directed by Peter Lichtenfels.

1 Photo

17 – 20 Oct

The Way of the World

By William Congreave. Directed by Alexander Clements.

Summer 2001

13 – 16 Jun

Invisible Friends

By Alan Ayckbourn. Directed by Romy Baskerville.

30 May – 2 Jun

Our Country's Good

By Louisiana Timberlake. Directed by John Gardyne.